The Kingdom of Bahrain’s minister of Foreign Affairs said the peace deal his nation signed with the State of Israel marks “a historic move towards establishing peace in the Middle East and a brave exceptional step to enhance regional security and stability, while preserving the legitimate ...
Netanyahu and King Hamad commit to establishing diplomatic relations and to seeking a ‘just, comprehensive, and enduring resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict’
Friday’s deal makes Bahrain the fourth Arab country to reach such an agreement with Israel since exchanging embassies with Egypt and Jordan decades ago.
“The move represents a significant step towards an era of security and prosperity … (and) would expand the scope of economic, cultural, scientific, and diplomatic avenues of cooperation,” a statement from the ministry said.
Many signs were pointing to Bahrain as next Arab country to make peace. Here’s the story.
The king of Bahrain told White House adviser Jared Kushner on Tuesday that stability in the Gulf region relies on Saudi Arabia “in all situations,” state news agency BNA said. Kushner is visiting Gulf countries following an Aug. 13 accord between the UAE and Israel to normalize relations and ...
Amid enormous regional and international speculation that Bahrain might be the next Arab state to announce its intention to negotiate a peace deal with Israel, the signals coming out of Manama suggest the Bahrainis are not closing the door, but are not yet ready. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo ...
MANAMA — Bahrain’s King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa has described the agreement between the United Arab Emirates and Israel as a “historic step for peace” in the region as it prevented Israel to annex more Palestinian territories, Bahrain News Agency reported on Friday. He stressed ...
Human trafficking is one of the world’s most rampant human rights violations and, sadly, one of its most profitable crimes. A select group of countries is making efforts to fight the scourge — among them is Bahrain, which has implemented an oper-door policy for its citizens to report ...
